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From Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake
A trail that connects people, places, and the Truckee River corridor.
Tahoe-Pyramid Trail invites people to walk, run, hike, and bike through a connected landscape of forest, river, canyon, town, desert landscapes, and open space. Explore trail sections, plan your route, and join the community helping this vision grow.
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Why this trail matters
More than a path between two lakes.
The Tahoe-Pyramid Trail is being built to connect people with the Truckee River corridor, surrounding landscapes, and the communities along the way. It creates places to walk, ride, explore, volunteer, and experience northern Nevada and the eastern Sierra in a more direct and meaningful way.
- Connection — Linking Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake through a route that brings people closer to the land and to one another.
- Stewardship — Every mile cared for reflects volunteer effort, community support, and long-term commitment to the trail.
- Progress — Each completed section moves the vision forward and expands access for future users.
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September 2026 News
- Bridging the Gap: The Sparks-to-Fernley TPT Feasibility Study is Underway!
- One Door Shuts, Another Opens!
- Ride the Rez Annual Event
- Introducing TPT’s newest Board Member Mr. Dale Schneeberger; A Man of Many Hats
- Notes of Interest
August 2026 News
- Trail Closure at Quilici Ranch Road to Fleish Bridge
- Early Work, and Successes, on Trail Easements
- Celebration Hike #1 is in the Books!
- The Hills are Alive and so are our Rivers
- Thank you to our 2026 2nd Quarter Century Circle Donors!
July 2026 News
- Place and Permanence
- Happy Birthday, America!
- Summer Hiking Preparation
- Volunteers Clean Up and Clear Out Along the Trail
- REMSA to the Rescue
- Notes of Interest